It is non-greasy and easily absorbed into the hair & skin. It helps managing dry hair. Use fractionated Coconut Oil in your Pre-hair-washing routine.

$55

Fractionated Coconut oil

What’s the difference between coconut oil and fractionated coconut oil? Fractionated coconut oil is more liquid than solid when compared to normal coconut oil. Regular coconut oil only becomes liquid under high temperatures (78 degrees F) and has a greasy feel.

Because of this unique difference, fractionated coconut oil is best used for therapeutic purposes

Coconut oil to protect your skin and hair from sun damage

If you can’t help venturing out in the hot sun often, then apply coconut oil to your scalp as a protection from the harmful and drying effects of the UV rays.

PURE COCONUT OIL – OLIVE OIL – GRAPE SEED OIL
Steam treatment

$55 & up

STARTING AT $75 & UP – 30 minute sessions

The scalp is a thick skin with more blood vessels and nerves than the skin on the rest of your body. Like the rest of your skin, the scalp needs to breathe, receive nutrients and vitamins from the blood and release its waste.

$75+

We are exposed to dust and pollutants every day which deposit on your hair and scalp. This constant accumulation of dust and chemicals prevent your scalp from breathing normally and burden its life and health by slow intoxication from outside.

This poisoning of your scalp also comes from the inside as the blood carries not only nutrients but also toxins (from the air and food and the fluids you consume). To keep your scalp healthy, you need to clean it and you have to remove the toxins from it. Shampoos cleanse the dust and pollutants build-up.

At the same time, you don’t want to poison your scalp by using shampoos full of harsh chemicals. They will damage your hair and bring even more toxins into the scalp.

The detox solution for a healthy scalp and beautiful hair comes from nature. Clay is a  powerful detoxifier and science is slowly discovering its amazing properties and effect on health and beauty.

Thanks to its unique composition, clay attracts and traps dust, toxins, pollutants, microbes and parasites; it acts like a detoxifying agent.

By adding natural clay shampoos, not only you get a cleansing effect, but also a detox effect.

This synergy guarantees to provide your hair with the best conditions to grow strong, silky and shining.

Clay gives a healthy boost to your (hair) vitality. The condition of your hair is obviously dependent on the quality of the hair care products you use.

It is also affected by what you eat, what you drink and your workout schedule. Even if you have the most perfect diet on earth and you exercise every day, the stress of your life (and life in general) generates and accumulates toxins in your body.

These internal toxins might also be the culprits for your hair being dull, too oily or too dry, lifeless, damaged or even falling (in short, being much less than what you hope for if not plain awful).

Malibu Make Over with Crystal Gel Normalizer

The Original Malibu Makeover is a 2-step wellness treatment beginning with Malibu’s Crystal Gel Normalizer followed by the Miracle Repair Power Protein Builder to restore vibrant hair and healthy scalp.

$55 & up

The Malibu Makeover provides dramatic results and immediate normalizing and revitalizing of hair and scalp that has hard water mineral build-up and is oxidized, damaged or over-processed.

Fresh-dried antioxidant vitamins and proteins of various molecular sizes replace the need for clarifiers and deep conditioners that can otherwise leave the hair dry and coated.

Malibu Crystal Gel and Miracle Repair Power Protein Builder may be used as often as desired and are safe and gentle for all ages including infants and children.

Quick detox $25+ at sink
Hair detox $55
Protein $65+ with steam

Features & Benefits:

– Immediately repairs damaged hair
– Vitamin-enriched formula infuses vital moisture to hair
– Plant proteins penetrate rebuild inner structure of hair
– Hair feels stronger immediately
– Instantly detangles to improve “combability”
– Increases volume and shine
– Packaged for easy single application
– Travel-friendly
– Processes color faster so chemicals don’t stay on the hair as long
– Prevents brassy tones from appearing that would cause colorist to have to use a stronger chemical to correct
– Increases vibrancy
– Increases color’s staying power and helps prevent fading
– Helps remove most medication build-up (meds for blood pressure, diabetes, heart and thyroid to name a few)
– Helps prevent breakage prior, during and after service by stopping oxidation
– Minimizes burning and irritation from chemicals on clients with a sensitive scalp
– Infuses protein following chemical service for strength and integrity of the hair following oxidizing service .

$95 & up

Henna (Lawsonia inermis), also called Henna tree is a flowering plant used since antiquity to dye skin, hair, fingernails, leather and wool. The name is also used for dye preparations derived from the plant, and for the art of temporary tattooing based on those dyes.

Additionally, the name is misused for other skin and hair dyes, such as black henna or neutral henna, which are not derived from the plant.

100% PURE HENNA AND HERBS – No PPD’s

This dye is permanent!

One process, fermented – 100 gr
Starting at $95
UP TO 3 HOURS AVERAGE

Henna’s coloring properties are due to lawsone, a burgundy organic compound that has an affinity for bonding with protein.

Do not use henna on any juvenile who has G6PD deficiency. Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency (G6PD deficiency) this is an X-linked recessive hereditary disease featuring abnormally low levels of the G6PD enzyme, which plays an important role in red blood cell function.

Individuals with the disease may exhibit no immune hemolytic anemia in response to a number of causes, and one of these is causes is exposure to henna.

Males are more likely to be harmed than females by G6PD. This deficiency can be determined with a simple blood test administered by your physician.

Wikipedia article on G6PD deficiency: Glucose 6 Phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency Wiki